Thank you! That is the G-Loft Ultra Hoodie by Carinthia. Can be found here tacngear.se/products/carinthia-ultra-hoodie

I would imagine that "Nikwax" have products that will re-waterproof your bivy bag, their website can be easily found.

Hello, i recommend Nikwash products, they dont need a tumbledryer to be effective, like other brands. I would start with washing it in Nikwax Tech-wash and then reproof with Nikwax Wash-in. I do all my technical washing at around 30c and 400rpm spin. For drying, i dry as much outdoors laying flat on a drying rack; sun and wind dries it fast. Usually i wash my sleepingbag and cover and other big and bulky stuff on the last few nice days of fall, and it usually can last without another wash until spring pops out. That way i dont have to have it laying around drying inside.

@@bmbpdk washing with your hands or in washing machine?

@@joonaslehtonen7965 Machine wash.

No it comes only in the green colour seen in the video.

Please help, have you found an affordable option?

I just went with the snugpak special forces bivy it's the same size as the large defence 6 and it seems to be working good

@@roffe8430 sorry about the typos in my first comment. I use dictation. &Bivy not baby. LOL Also I did forget to mention the third option, and I haven’t received it yet. So can’t attest to the quality or if it’s true what others have claimed that it’s not truly waterproof and that water will make its way through. Well this is the coyote colored US Marine Corps version that has the mesh bug screen for your face and an inner rain fly that zippers open and closed depending on if you want ventilation or the weather etc. It zips up totally. Some people prefer this option if bugs are a concern. One issue is it tends to be very warm so if you’re in a warm climate where there’s a lot of bugs you probably only wanna have a sleeping bag liner like the one from Carinthia. They make the best liner I’ve ever used not that I’m trying to promote their stuff obviously not because I mentioned military surplus items you can get used as an alternative, but Carinthia really does have quality gear. I like many other folks during these hard times can’t justify spending the retail price of the Corinthia bivy. The cotton liners they produce which are also available on the surplus market and some other companies out of Germany have produced their own that fit inside Carinthia sleeping bags have a zipper that goes almost all the way to your feet down the center good quality and zips up quite a ways so you can literally use it as a sleeping bag and it’s warm enough for summer use. So if you pair sleeping bag liner with a lightweight bivy you will have a very effective system that Waze little. OK just wanted to add this information as I realized dictation typos from my first comment and I failed to mention the US Marine Corps sack. Stay well and get outdoors for the fresh air is fresher these days as most people seem to be stuck indoors.😅

Please help, have you found an affordable option?

@@roffe8430 British army bivy bag